Campaign
FreeA guided entry with story, tutorial and your first political disaster with matching paperwork.
Political satire simulation
Volksvertreter
Run Germany from your sofa. Found a party, pass laws, survive coalitions and crises, and find out how long you can stay in power.
Campaign and endless mode are completely free. Plays in English and German.
Inside the app
Govern however you want.
How hard can governing be?
Volksvertreter is a satirical politics game about power, responsibility and the annoying discovery that simple answers rarely stay simple.
Found your party, build coalitions, assign ministries and fight your way through elections. Govern as an idealist, a pragmatist, a populist or someone who has stopped listening. The consequences keep governing with you.
Campaign and endless mode are completely free to play, funded by occasional non personalized ads. The full version is a one time purchase with no subscription: it removes ads and unlocks sandbox mode, expansions such as the energy transition, and two additional save slots.
Three game modes
Endless mode
FreeKeep governing until history, math or your coalition partners finally run out of patience.
Sandbox
Full versionYour own political parallel universe with custom parties, starting conditions and rules.
Why Volksvertreter?
Volksvertreter started with a simple question: how can political education reach people without feeling like homework? The game does not lecture. It gives you decisions and lets the system answer back.
Climate change, generational justice, disinformation, extremism, lobbying and public pressure appear as competing interests, crises and consequences. Sometimes the whole republic depends on the kebab price index.
The goal is to combine systems criticism, civic education and dark humor. Volksvertreter shows why easy answers rarely hold and why democracy is more than a cross on a ballot every few years.
Satire notice
All parties, politicians, platforms and events in this game are fictional. Similarities to real parties or people are part of the satirical exaggeration, not a realistic depiction.